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from pydd import GoalDb, DeviceDetectionProtocol, Device
# The local IP address
localip = "192.168.0.200"
# Default timeout in ms
timeout = 2000
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idx = 1
ip_start = "192.168.0."
ip_end = 101
netmask = "255.255.255.0"
gw = "192.168.0.1"
dns0 = "0.0.0.0"
dns1 = "0.0.0.0"
dhcp_enabled = False
activate = True
permanent = True
for device in devices:
ip = ip_start + str(ip_end)
ipdata = (ip, netmask, gw, dns0, dns1, dhcp_enabled)
print("============ Network Params Device {id} ============".format(id = idx))
res = proto.writenetworkparams(device, localip, timeout, ipdata, activate, permanent)
print("Result: " + ("Success" if res else "Failed"))
print()
idx += 1
ip_end += 1 |
As shown in the code example above, writenetworkparams expects the following parameters:
device: The
Deviceinstance where the IP data shall be setlocalip: The local IP to use as the source address
timeout: The timeout in ms
ipdata: A touple containing the IP address, the net mask, the gw, dns0, dns1 and whether DHCP shall be enabled. IP addresses are provided as a dotted string notation (e.g.”192.168.0.1”), dhcp_enabled is a boolean value.
activate: Set to
Trueif the IP address settings shall be coming effective immediately. Otherwise, the settings are applied after the next reboot.permanent: Set To
Trueif the IP address settings shall be stored in flash. IfFalse, the settings are lost after a reboot.